The website Where Peter Is was founded during Pope Francis’s pontificate as a clearing house for articles defending him from his critics. Edited by Mike Lewis – a graphic designer by profession, who lacks academic training in disciplines relevant to doctrinal matters, such as theology, philosophy and biblical studies – it presents itself as having no agenda other than upholding Church teaching. All the same, Lewis has a reputation for imperiously accusing many orthodox and credentialed fellow Catholics of ‘dissent’ or ‘heresy’.
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Dissent and double standards at ‘Where Peter Is’
A site known for denouncing dissent has published an article suggesting that the Church’s teaching on Holy Orders may be open to debate
Edward Feser

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